[GUIDED TOUR] ARCHEOLOGY OF THE STILL MORE HIDDEN UPPER PART (PART 2)

The large number of archaeological remains of the Upper Part that are outside the usual tourist route have led us to propose a second part of the previous visit.

With this multi-period archaeological tour we propose you discover why the Roman Walls of Tarragona are still inhabited to this day.

We will also find out when the current Rambla Vella as we know it was formed, with a change of grade carried out at the end of the 19th century still visible today.

We will offer you a more in-depth look at some Roman-era monuments, such as the Circus area in Plaça dels Sedassos or an explanation of the Praetorian Tower from its construction to today.

Cancellation of registrations:

Depending on the registrations made, the training action will be viable or not, for this reason it is important that you notify cancellations.

The cancellation must be communicated 48 hours before the start of the training through the email formacio@cetit.org, otherwise 100% of the amount of the training action will be invoiced.

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